The ‘Digg Patriots’ controversy throughout the Internet and the comment threads has taken a course of its own as one side blames the other. Tonight on “Banned On the Web”: a few members of the ‘Digg Patriots’ were interviewed
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One person in particular claims to have never read the email until recently when this story broke on Alternet. That said, I’ll clue her in. The very last DP email sent when the story broke said, “WE’VE BEEN EXPOSED!” after which within minutes, their site closed down along with their Yahoo group.
It’s simple deflection to say we’re trying to silence them. It’s more like the minority is trying to silence the majority.
“The more liberal stories that were buried the better chance conservative stories have to get to the front page. I’ll continue to bury their submissions until they change their ways and become conservatives.” -phoenixtx (aka vrayz)
The conlcusion of the show with some, is that this is a pissing contest and in some way it is. 341 people were pissed on in seven weeks.
Let’s resolve this. This can be so simple:
Ole Ole Olson of News Junkie Post:
The facts are:
- DP got caught cheating red-handed
- The core members have migrated to some other area to continue with their same activities
- less active DP members knew it was going on and did NOTHING to stop it
- Our investigation team has info to back up every allegation
- if all DP members sign a release, we will release all info to the public unredacted so people can decide for themselves
Seth Stuck said he would sign a release in the Digg comment threads today. Anyone else? Personally, I’d love for the Digg community to see what we’ve seen. Whether your political persuasions are left or right, everyone should judge for themselves. Don’t you want to see this evidence?
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